This is my first post and I thought it may help someone. 3 quid for a bottle of wine. 13.5%. Tesco Brighouse in store. I even left some on the shelf
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=273614034
- the porter
10 comments
pickledtink
16 May 16#10
It says ( from the link) Tesco no longer sell this product?
othen
16 May 16#9
Thank you dck. In that case the wine costs 42p plus a compulsory donation of £2.58 to good causes (the social welfare bill, the NHS, education, infrastructure, law, defence and foreign aid), so it is cheaper than some trendy bottled water. If I could add some more heat I would!
coolcat21
15 May 16#8
ooh, cheers op, will look for this :smile:
othen
15 May 16#6
I've added some heat in support, good find OP.
I'm no expert, but the tax and excise duty on a bottle of wine must be approaching £3, which does not leave a lot for the producer, shipper, bottler, wholesaler and retailer.
dck to othen
15 May 161#7
42p a bottle to be precise. Duty £2.08 + VAT £0.50.
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Opening post
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=273614034
- the porter
10 comments
I'm no expert, but the tax and excise duty on a bottle of wine must be approaching £3, which does not leave a lot for the producer, shipper, bottler, wholesaler and retailer.
PS - Not an expert either, just use this site: http://www.cellarexchange.com/tax_calculator.html
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=273614034